>> reporter: it's the company known for ski balls, cocktails and a mountain of nachos, the ceo, steven king, says there is room for more. >> the sales are strong kind of leading the way in casual dining. the margins are better and the pipeline for new store growth is on track. >> dave and busters is across the u.s. and canada breaking this business down into two parts, dining, food and alcohol, and amusement parks, these games account for more than 50% of the company's $636 million in revenues and helps to offset the volatile commodity prices associated with the restaurant and is much less expensive to run. although most analysts have not yet officially begin covering the stock, many say it will fall under the casual dining. and the amusement segment will mean access to movie parks and themes as well. >> most of them are serving food, primarily. there is not much entertainment within the restaurant space in terms of dine in and flow of entertainment. so dave and buster's is fairly unique in that standpoint. >> even so they're going through during a rocky time, elpollo loco is doing well, bu

i never thought a a kid we would grow up to live in steven king's "the stand." this is like "doomsday." there are a lot of bright sides. you are overreacting.. >> so you say i am overreacting to the overreaction? >> yes. >> i am panicking over the panic. joanne, you sat in the green room you didn't care about ebola until the hunks were at risk. do you really only care if the attractive people are in danger? >> then i'm next. >> wouldn't that be ironic? >> stop it! >> say you are sorry. >> they self-quarantine voluntarily. they wanted exposure. >> i don't know why guys like this would be seeking exposure. they seem like humble guys to me. >> i think it is the first case we have had in a very, very longtime. and the people who are -- you are bound to mess up. there are bound to be mistakes when you have health workers who haven't dealt with this before the errors always happen in the beginning. >> and then you don't make the same mistake twice anyone who is treating anyone infected should be quarantined. and they should want to be quarantines. >> god bless these p

frankly, but i know some fear it like a combination of the black death and captain trips from steven king'sstand. again, it can't be underestimated and that's the problem. we've got the slowdowns in europe and china. and those are playing havoc with the earnings of so many companies. just this morning, we learn from microchip an important semiconductor that the strong month of september, at least usually, in china turned out to be unseasonably weak. it was a jaw dropping event. i was shocked given the broad breadth of the chips they make. you can see its semiconductors go to every device known to man. we're used to the caterpillars being disappointed by the orders and iron and copper companied overexpanded to meet chinese demand that now failed to material. we get the fact china is using more oil but not as much as we thought it would, hence why oil keeps going down. but semiconductors? heaven forbid, did you see that today? analog devices, my kron and cyber semiand everything in between. that has been an area of strength in this market. it was unscathed by the rolling bear markets and comm

>> yes, yes, always years later still stays with me, steven king. ultimate doppler radar picture. nothing scary on that. unless rain frightens you. but still around, that rain, and starting to come back to philadelphia, and bucks county, and montgomery county, well, you're going to get some more lane in short before the day is through. so, plan on showers on and off, especially through the rest of the morning, and the winds sticking with us all day long. gusting as high as 30 miles an hour, i'm looking at the temperatures in the 50's for today. we're going stay chilly all day long, sunset time is 6:10. so, that takes care of your weather. not the greatest day ever, but it does improve over the weekends. meantime respect it is time to check traffic at 5:52. on the pennsylvania turnpike, northeast extension, northbound, the off ramp, to lansdale, construction there, could slow you down, in fact, they could stop you for as much as 15 minutes. while they continue construction, in the rain. kerry? >> sue, thank you. >>> it is 5:52. a father lost his life

cdc, the health care system, and even the military, to make it clear that we're not facing some steven king-style nightmare, where the war was already lost. second, we realized the disease is much less contagious than we feared. listen to me, go back to the press reports from one week ago today and you can find ample articles about how the old ebola had morphed into the new ebola that jumps around and is much easier to catch, but then this weekend, we figured it all out. apparently, the cdc was using the wrong protocol and health care workers who were stricken with the disease simply hadn't been properly instructed on how to avoid it. meanwhile, all the people who came in casual contact with the deceased ebola victim in dallas got an all-clear this very weekend. that's a total box check, which turned the travel, leisure, and airline stocks back on. how vital was that? remember, the other big theme out there was the huge decline in oil. so money should have been flowing from the oil-producing stocks to the gasoline-consuming ones, but ebola fears wouldn't let that happen. suddenly, though, t

>>> next story sound like something out of a steven king novel, exterminators had to take extreme measuresmove thousands of poisonous spieders from a home in missouri. it looks like the the circus is in town there but this home is more like site of the freak show. people who live here had to abandon the property because they said, brown recluse spieders were bleeding from the walls. the experts estimate 5,000 of the potentially deadly spiders were inside that home. this infestation probably started with just a few. >> you buy things at an auction, a garage sale, you inherit furniture, you have furniture in storage, you bring it back to your house, many times, brown spiders are carried right into the the house. >> folks who live here of since sued previous homeowners saying they should have been notified of the infestation, the the house was thoroughly fumigated last week at a cost of about $4,000. >>> coming up in our next half an hour of "action news" as temperatures fall, so do the numbers at the pump. in fact gas prices in the delaware valley could dip below $3. >>> they find their drea

of all, i can't bring a bottle of water on a plane, but she can usher in the first chapter of steven king'ser ] i can't believe i'm saying this about the cdc, but can roger goodell take over? [ laughter ] tom frieden, good news, you don't have ebola. bad news, you're burnt! [ applause ] halloween stores. are you an adult who still celebrates a children's holiday and wants to shop inside the carcass of a dead blockbuster video? [ laughter ] try a halloween store. i'm sure you'll get great service from a staff that started working there about the same time you walked in. and hey, halloween store employees, want to hear a spooky tale? you're about to be unemployed again on november 1st. [ laughter ] better save that money you earned, because you're burnt. [ applause ] club soda. hey, club soda, what's your game? you're like someone started to make coke and gave up half way through. and who are you targeting? people who like water but wish it hurt a little more? [ laughter ] you're so boring, you're like the vanilla of ice creams, the c-span of tv channels, the louis of one direction. don't act

thursday night, live at 8:00 eastern, the iowa fourth district debate between representative steven king and jim nower. c-span camp 2014. 100 debates for the control of congress. now the concluding panel of this all day panel and policy makers on asia. they look at security issues on the asian peninsula. they have singapore's ambassador and john mccain's foreign policy adviser hosted by the center for strategic for studies. it's just over an hour. >> i hope you had a chance to grab a coffee and a cookie and absorb and see your director's speech. we are back on the record by the way. you can turn the cameras back on and any recording devices that you may have. i'm the chair of the southeast asia here and it's a pleasure for us to introduce the third and last panel. ahead of the three summits in november. we have a terrific panel & sharing time and on my right, we have the new lly ensconced davi sheer, the secretary for defense in the east asia specific. he had come back from hanoi to do this job. david is an expert on china and southeast asia. and next to him united states. and he also is

fourthy night, the ohio -- the iowa fourth district debate between stephen king -- between steven kingnd jim mower. be theaign 2014 will topic on tomorrow's "newsmakers." laguens talks about the role in the november election. >> no one else has ever done it and it is being studied by the analyst institute. there is a whole theory about turnout called central pressure. the obama campaign used it in terms of getting you to vote, trying to get me and my friend to vote. what we have been doing is recording people in their own voice, talking about why it is important to vote. on election day we will be playing those back to them and on the day before election day they will hear why it is important to get out and vote. it is the first time it has ever been used. we recorded hundreds of thousands of women in north carolina. lagasse'sore with don cspan. dawn leguens on american history travels to u.s. cities to learn about their history and literary life. if we partnered with time warner cable for a visit to green bay wisconsin. is known as america's dairy land because we make the best and mos

but first, jim mauer and steven king asked about immigration.here's an excerpt courtesy of iowa public television. >> do think that the diversity we're seeing here and maybe lot more in iowa is something to be embraced, or something to be resisted? >> i think that if one looks back at my record, we succeeded in establishing the official language in iowa. i am a lead sponsor in congress. when that moment comes to pass that legislation, i am hopeful we are able to move that through. common language is the most unifying force throughout history. common language is a linkage of success and achievement. i just congratulated the young citizen is an american arrived from somalia. cheerleader a great for legal immigration and i congratulate all those citizens. hear the unusual to senator speak because he is not leading, he does not have any plans to fix our broken immigration system. i hear him use this language, that is not the right leadership be leaving in congress, but i think that if you turn around for a moment, you'll see that no one is following

thursday night live at 8:00 eastern the iowa 4th district debate between representative steven king and jim mauer. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> now "washington journal's" interview with michigan state university president lieu anna simon. she talks about priorities for the university and higher education moving forward. it's part of our special series on universities in the big 10 conference . this is 35 minutes. has >> c-span bus has been on a toul of the big ten colleges across h the country for the past few weeks.th and along the way here on the a, washington journal, we have beer talking with university ty presidents about higher education issues. this morning the c-span bus is on the campus ofg, michigan state university, in east lansing, michigan, joining us aboard the bus, is lou anna simon. thank you very much for being with us. let me get started right away with the challenges that you see in higher education. g >> good morning, and it's a >> beautiful day in east lansing d and so the promise i think for the value of higher education is bright as the d

representative steven king and democrat jim mo work rer. powrer. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> the foreign policy research institute and the be kennon institute host a discussion on u.s. efforts to promote democracy internationally. speakers include former ambassadors to the czech republic and georgia and international relations scholars. live coverage today at 9 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> defense secretary chuck hagel was the keynote speaker at the annual meeting of the association of the u.s. army. he commented about his proposal to reduce the active duty army force and the importance of maintaining readiness through i its people, capabilities -- through its people, capabilities and international partnerships. this is about 30 minutes. >> the united states army helped define me, and i've always been very proud of my service as a soldier. it allowed me to witness courage and nobility that i would never have had the opportuni

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the illinois 13th district house debate then the i've 4th district debate between representatives steven king and im mowrer. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. c-span's 2015 student cam competition is underway. create a five-seven-minute documentary entitled the three branches and you. they need to include c-span programming and be submitted by january of 2015. grab a camera and get started today. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we want to welcome daniel garza to our table the executive director to the libre initiative. what is your group? >> a non-partisan organization hat primarily advances the freems to latino voters. our agenda is very much about free markets. stopping centralization of power to washington, d.c. and the capital of wall street but it focuses on the latino community, because we felt for a long time the conversation was dominated by the left and we felt that look, i think the virtues of the free market have to be advanced in the latino community as much as they are in the non-latino community. and not many people were doing that. so we thought to you

kate i'm a first and fourth grade at star king and person on the pta i'm going to talk about the proposed the webster to the canvas i want to thank brent stevens and i know this is not is an easy task star king is current undergoing our renovation that reduce our plagiarized space been one half san francisco school district has asked to keep them on campus for the renovation not only will the center help with the greening years in planning but important importantly we feel the negative impacts we've been experience since the popularity like the although, more relay will be exacerbated we're on the come back but fragile we have pre k and special day all of which have complex needs and the continued disruption will hurt us our contingent is deeply intertwined with the school we appreciate the difficult position they're in as we are undergoing our transformation by the way, we want to talk about where the plan is injuries us to our bodies we ask you to not relocate the students anothers daniel webster for the city hall year thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm a parent at star king elementary school i have two child

kelsey grammer as king herod. steven moyer as pontius pilate.banese actor. >> traditionally jesus has been played by a white man. and the fact this is a middle eastern actor is significant. >> reporter: and while nat-geo turned o'reilly's previous page-turners, "killing lincoln" and "killing kennedy" into tv ratings gold, some say "killing yi us is" may be a different story. >> i don't proclaim jesus to be a messiah. >> reporter: bill o'reilly says "killing jesus" is a history book, about jesus the man, not the messiah. some evangelicals upset with that. >> it would be impossible to accurately discuss jesus christ without bringing faith into the picture. >> reporter: some say the historical spin could kill ratings, too. look at recent biblical movies and tv shows and it seems clear. more religion means more eyeballs. >> a great flood is coming. >> reporter: the russell crow blockbuster, "noah," made about $100 million domestically. but some said it veered too far from the bible. compare that to mel gibson's "the passion of the christ," a movie t

steven collins is formally being investigated by the l.a. county sheriff's office. he faces allegations that he exposed himself to a 13-year-old girl in the 1980s. >>> and jimmy fallon is the king. his youtube channel surpassed jimmy kimmel by over 70,000 followers. congratulations to the new king. i'm betty nguyen. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> taking a look at ebola headlines from around the globe. from "the independent" ebola virus, winning the race against the world u.n. official warns. the international response to the ebola outbreak has not been nearly enough. >>> from al-jazeera, w.h.o. finds 70% ebola mortality rate. the world health organization says the outbreak in west africa kills seven out of ten victims. in "the guardian" ebola crisis, british army medics due to arrive in sierra leone. 91 nurses and doctors will join another 40 soldiers in the country helping to fight the outbreak. >> from "elle pais" ebola victim able to drink liquids has spoken to husband by phone. doctors say a nurse contracted ebola after treating a patient from west africa. she's still in serious condition and, quote, doesn't remember a lot of thi

stevens to go through a loopy phase. everyone knows 80 years ago, the fight in the house of union, this country would not fight for king andountry. but in fact, these days that kind of attitude is infiltrated through high school, middle school, grade school, kindergarten. you have to be in the game there, you can't let -- for example in climate change, that became the default position. >> mark, we've got to take a quick break because of breaking news. the book is right over here. the undocumented mark steyn. >>> up next, president obama no longer responsible for his own approval or disapproval ratings. unpopular policies or failed policies. that according to a national media. we take it up in tonight's commentary. stay with us. go ahead and put your bag right here. have a nice flight! traveling can feel like one big mystery. you're never quite sure what is coming your way. but when you've got an entire company who knows that the most on-time flights are nothing if we can't get your things there too. it's no wonder more people choose delta than any other airline. >>> a few comments on now what democratic candidates trying t

stevens to go through a loopy phase. everyone knows 80 years ago, the fight in the house of union, this country would not fight for king andntry. but in fact, these days that kind of attitude is infiltrated through high school, middle school, grade school, kindergarten. you have to be in the game there, you can't let -- for example in climate change, that became the default position. >> mark, we've got to take a quick break because of breaking news. the book is right over here. the undocumented mark steyn. >>> up next, president obama no longer responsible for his own approval or disapproval ratings. unpopular policies or failed policies. that according to a national that according to a national medididididi [ high-pitched ] nailed it! [ normal voice ] you're right, that was really easy. i know, i told you so. on progressive.com, you can compare our progressive direct rates with our competitors' rates, so shopping is easy. you don't sound like flo. [high-pitched] yeah, i do. [ clears throat ] who you talking to? [ normal voice ] what? what's on your hand? noth-- my wedding ring. [chuckles] symbol of our love and understand

king debates jim our. on the next washington journal we will talk about civil rights, the criminal justice system, and the police. and the new mortgage lending rules and the increasing lending with david stevens. we'll be taking your calls, facebook comments and tweets. like every morning at 7:00 eastern. >> the treasury department's david: colonizes the best funded terrorist organization he has ever seen. carnegieat the endowment for international peace. >> good morning. i am marwan muasher, director of the middle east program. i want to welcome you to carnegie and thank you for joining us for this timely discussion on u.s. efforts to disrupt the financial network that support islamic state of iraq and the levant, what is called isis. i see there is enough interest in this room for this issue. overflow. public attention has focused on the military efforts to degrade isis, there is another effort being led by the treasury department, which is focused on shutting down the flow of money to isis from outside sources and through smuggling networks. it has been estimated that isis country produces over 50,000 barrels of oil for day, which can provide between one and $2 million per day of revenue.

representative steven king mauer.mocrat jim campaigns. all weekend, american history tv bay, wisconsin. became jaenl nick let the first european to discover lake michigan and wisconsin. landed on green bay to find a route from lake huron to the pacific ocean. the area green bay because of the area's greenish waters. cable by the time-warner partner, c-span visited many sites show casing green bay's history. more about green bay all weekend here on american history tv. >> this is hazelwood historic house. morgan l. me of the martin family. they live in the house from 1839 1930s.he early on this was a strong and most of ity the -- most of the men who lived here, the families who lived here, sided with the british during the war of 1812. of 1812, the ar american fur company came into area, john jacob aster and took over. they didn't make life very easy -- for the british fur traders. and eventually all of this land foreclosed on by john jacob aster and many amazing live in the area lost all of their property, one john law. so this was his pr